It’s that time of year again – Easter eggs are starting to appear in the shops, and I couldn’t be happier! For me, this means one thing: Cadbury Creme Eggs and Cadbury Caramel Eggs are back. These little treats hold a special place in my heart (and stomach), and I look forward to their returnContinue reading “Why I’m Thrilled Easter Eggs Are Back on the Shelves”
Category Archives: NICU & SCBU
From Crazy Idea to Reality: Starting a Business to Support Parents and Families
A few months ago, the idea of starting my own business was just a fleeting thought—something that felt ambitious, maybe even a little crazy. But here I am, standing on the threshold of something so much bigger than I ever imagined. What started as a personal mission to help parents of premature babies has grownContinue reading “From Crazy Idea to Reality: Starting a Business to Support Parents and Families”
A magical trip to London with my Dad and Nain.
When I was nine years old, I had the chance to visit London with my dad and my grandmother, Nain (pronounced like “nine” in Welsh). It was a special trip, just the three of us, while my mum took my brother and sister on a school holiday. Mum was a teacher, so she accompanied theirContinue reading “A magical trip to London with my Dad and Nain.”
Growing together: Supporting parents of premature and Neurodiverse children
Learn how I’m helping parents of premature babies and neurodiverse children through empathy, education, and community. Together, we grow stronger. Introduction: Parenting is one of life’s greatest adventures, but it often comes with unique challenges. For parents of premature babies or those raising neurodiverse children, this journey can feel even more overwhelming. I know thisContinue reading “Growing together: Supporting parents of premature and Neurodiverse children”
Top Parenting Podcasts to Kickstart Your Year
Parenting is a journey filled with joy, challenges, and constant learning. Whether you’re navigating the early years, juggling work-life balance, or parenting neurodiverse children, podcasts can be an invaluable resource. As we kick off a new year, here’s a curated list of the top parenting podcasts to inspire, educate, and empower you on your journey.Continue reading “Top Parenting Podcasts to Kickstart Your Year”
How to Build Stronger Family Connections This Year
As life becomes busier with endless responsibilities, it’s easy to let time with family take a back seat. But fostering stronger family connections doesn’t require grand gestures—it’s about intentionality and small, consistent efforts. If you’re looking to strengthen your family bonds this year, here are some practical ways to start. 1. Prioritise Quality Time InContinue reading “How to Build Stronger Family Connections This Year”
The Privilege of a Long Life: On Living with Purpose and Presence
As I reflect on what it means to live a long life, I find myself caught in a blend of hope, gratitude, and quiet apprehension. For me, the idea of longevity isn’t about simply existing but about living well, with health, purpose, and dignity. I’d want to embrace life fully, to be present for theContinue reading “The Privilege of a Long Life: On Living with Purpose and Presence”
Let’s have a giggle/ I cried at this
So this morning Jill Woods challenged all of us in practice momentum to use a ChatGPT prompt. “Can you please describe what I do in the style of a drunk person at a party explaining it to a friend?” Loved mine. “Okay, so, listen… hiccup… you know Laura, right? She’s like this superhero for parents,Continue reading “Let’s have a giggle/ I cried at this”
Simple Habits to Support Your Neurodiverse Child
Parenting a neurodiverse child comes with unique challenges and opportunities. As a parent, you want to nurture their strengths while supporting them through any difficulties they may face. Developing small, consistent habits in your daily life can make a world of difference in helping your child thrive. These habits are simple to implement but canContinue reading “Simple Habits to Support Your Neurodiverse Child”
Letting Go: The Journey to Independence as a Parent
Today was a big milestone for our family—Amelia had her first day at crèche. It was a moment we had been preparing for, but when it finally arrived, I found myself filled with a mix of emotions. Letting go, even just a little, is such a delicate part of parenting. It’s a moment that feelsContinue reading “Letting Go: The Journey to Independence as a Parent”
The bad and your parenting journey 